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Struck in 90% silver at the Denver Mint, the 1941-D Mercury dime is a precious keepsake from a most historic year. Germany continued its expansionary ways, invading Yugoslavia and Greece. The United States held out hopes of avoiding war, preferring to be "the arsenal of democracy," as production of military wares ramped up. But on December 7, 1941, some 360 Japanese warplanes launched a surprise attack on the U.S. Pacific Fleet at Pearl Harbor.

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Struck in 90% silver over 75 years ago, the 1928-D Mercury dime is a precious keepsake from the colorful decade known as the Roaring Twenties. These years brought great social and cultural change, as well as unprecedented industrial growth. With rapid growth in automobile usage, and the introduction of movies and radio, mobility and entertainment became important parts of American life. Add the historic 1928-D Mercury silver dime to your collection today.

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The 90% silver 1944-D Mercury dime is a precious memento of World War II America, when both military personnel and the home front work force exhibited superb dedication and courage. American bombers, produced at a remarkable rate, pummeled manufacturing and stronghold targets in Europe. Then on June 6, 1944, the massive D Day invasion of Normandy was launched. In the Pacific, General MacArthur was successfully driving through the islands, though casualties were high.

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The 90% silver 1944-D Mercury dime is a precious memento of World War II America, when both military personnel and the home front work force exhibited superb dedication and courage. American bombers, produced at a remarkable rate, pummeled manufacturing and stronghold targets in Europe. Then on June 6, 1944, the massive D Day invasion of Normandy was launched. In the Pacific, General MacArthur was successfully driving through the islands, though casualties were high.

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1943-S Mercury Dime MS64 Main Image

Struck in 90% silver at the San Francisco Mint, the 1943-S Mercury dime is a prized keepsake from World War II America. During 1943, American forces pushed the Japanese from Guadalcanal in the Pacific, while Allied forces landed in Sicily and the boot of Italy in the European theater. Meanwhile, American bombers began hitting targets in both Italy and Germany. The 1943-S Mercury dime was circulating on the home front, where production of military armaments occupied much of the work force.

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Struck in 90% silver at the San Francisco Mint, the 1943-S Mercury dime is a prized keepsake from World War II America. During 1943, American forces pushed the Japanese from Guadalcanal in the Pacific, while Allied forces landed in Sicily and the boot of Italy in the European theater. Meanwhile, American bombers began hitting targets in both Italy and Germany. The 1943-S Mercury dime was circulating on the home front, where production of military armaments occupied much of the work force.

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Struck in 90% silver at the Philadelphia Mint, the 1945 Mercury dime is highly prized by collectors as the last year of issue for this beautiful series. Featuring one of America`s best-loved coinage designs, the 1945 final issue is also a treasured remembrance of the great Allied victory in World War II. Germany surrendered unconditionally on May 7, 1944, and four months later on September 2, General MacArthur accepted Japan`s unconditional surrender aboard the battleship U.S.S. Missouri.

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Struck in 90% silver at the Philadelphia Mint, the 1945 Mercury dime is highly prized by collectors as the last year of issue for this beautiful series. Featuring one of America&#39;s best-loved coinage designs, the 1945 final issue is also a treasured remembrance of the great Allied victory in World War II. Germany surrendered unconditionally on May 7, 1945, and four months later on September 2, General MacArthur accepted Japan&#39;s unconditional surrender aboard the battleship U.S.S. Missouri.

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Struck in 90% silver at the San Francisco Mint, the 1945-S Mercury dime is highly prized by collectors as the last year of issue for this beautiful series. Featuring one of America's best-loved coinage designs, the 1945-S final issue is also a treasured remembrance of the great Allied victory in World War II. Germany surrendered unconditionally on May 7, 1945, and four months later on September 2, General MacArthur accepted Japan's unconditional surrender aboard the battleship U.S.S. Missouri.

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The Mercury dimes of 1916-1945 are often referred to as the misnamed U.S. coins. Liberty`s winged cap, intended to symbolize freedom of thought, was similar enough to that worn by the male god Mercury (messenger to the Roman gods), that the public assumed the obverse portrait was a depiction of Mercury. The Red Book guide to U.S. coins lists the series as Winged Liberty Head or "Mercury" dimes, the quotation marks indicating the misperception of the design.

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The Mercury dimes of 1916-1945 are often referred to as the misnamed U.S. coins. Liberty`s winged cap, intended to symbolize freedom of thought, was similar enough to that worn by the male god Mercury (messenger to the Roman gods), that the public assumed the obverse portrait was a depiction of Mercury. The Red Book Guide to U.S. Coins lists the series as Winged Liberty Head or "Mercury" dimes, the quotation marks indicating the misperception of the design.

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1939-S Mercury Dime Main Image

The 1939 Mercury dime was struck in 90% silver at the Philadelphia Mint. In that year, war was already engulfing Europe, though America was still hoping to avoid the conflict. Newsreel accounts of the war played at movie houses before the main features, which in 1939 included the opening performances of Stagecoach with John Wayne, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz with Judy Garland, and Gone With The Wind starring Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh.

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Struck in 90% silver, the Mercury dimes of 1916-1945 are one of the most popular series of U.S. coins among collectors. Although misnamed (the coin depicts Liberty in a winged cap, not the male god Mercury), this design was very well received by the public for its artistry and beauty. The reverse features a bundle of fasces, symbolic of strength and readiness during the World War I era, intertwined with an olive branch signifying the nation`s desire for peace.

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The 90% silver Mercury dimes of 1916-1945 were part of a major re-design of silver coins. The dime, quarter, and half dollar all received new, unrelated, and highly artistic designs in 1916. It was a big change from the almost identical Liberty Head or Barber designs found on all three coins since 1892. Sculptor A. A. Weinman created impressive designs for both the dime and half dollar, while fellow sculptor Hermon A. MacNeil accomplished a beautiful design for the quarter.

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When the 90% silver Mercury Dime was introduced in 1916, its design was symbolic of the nation`s state of mind, as World War I raged in Europe and the United States tried to keep out of the conflict. Liberty`s winged cap symbolized freedom of thought, in contrast to the tyrannical ambitions of some European countries. The bundle of fasces with battle-ax on the reverse signified strength and readiness to defend, while the olive branch represented America`s love of peace.

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The Mercury dime of 1916-1945 is hailed as one of America`s most beautiful and artistically pleasing coins. Interestingly, the coin is actually misnamed. The obverse design depicts Liberty wearing a winged cap (to signify freedom of thought), not the male god Mercury seen wearing a similar winged cap. Because the Mercury reference was so widely adopted, the series is far better known as the Mercury dime than its other name, the Winged Liberty Head dime.

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